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Japan's Future Trade Policy

MIE elevation of Mr Ichiro

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Hatoyama from the Leadership of a caretaker Cabinet to the full status of

Prime Minister endowed with 12 popular mandate betokens 21 new political era in Japan. 11 also auts the world guessing An to the future course of Japan İL internauonei affairs.

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It is, for example, of more than passing interest that both Russin and the United States derive satisfaction from the resuit of ine Japanese electionM Washington observers feel convinced thai the gence of Mr Haloyama as Japan's political leader involves n weakening of ties with the United States: Moscow, through its radio and newspapers, remains equally sattsted that Japau | will now begin to

draw awny from American 132- fluence and will

considerably sympathetic towards Communist nations.

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WEDNESDAY, MARCH 2, 1955.

BRITAIN'S

Clear Exposition By

Sir Anthony Eden

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Wives Call Trooper "Hell Ship"

Complaints Over Trip From HK

TIME and events will most likely find the truth to lie somewhere between the two viewpoints. The Japunose Premier hue avoided using the pression "co-existence;" neverthelesa

election platform concerning Japan's future international lations smacked very much of this latest type of political philosophy. In fact, Mr Hatoyama made the country fully aware of his predilections for this King's Regiment (Liver- policy before the elections pool) tonight Mailed into Russia nimed at normalising their home port after three

by

making overturos to

Our Own Correspondent London, Mar. 1. Six hundred men of the

Eden At

Kuala Lumpur

PEACE & SECURITY

Kuala Lumpur, Mar, 2.

The basis of British policy in Asia was to help countries of Asia enjoy peace Sir Anthony and security unmolested, Eden, the British Foreign Secretary, said today.

He was speaking at Kuala Lumpur airport before he left by air for Rangoon. Sir Anthony said that was why Britain had joined SEATO.

This was purely a defensive action, he added. "But we are of course equally anxious to work together with Asian nations who do not happen to share our views about the need for collective defence arrangements."

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THE FIFTH TEST AT SYDNEY

Compton And Bailey Hit Out,

Add 134 More

Runs

Sydney, Mar. 2.

England continued to rattle up the runs in the Fifth Test at the Sydney Cricket Ground today losing only two wickets those of Denis Compton & Godfrey Evans for the addition of beginning quietly, After 175 runs to their overnight score. Compton opened out after lunch and he carried his score to 84 England: before he was caught and bowled by Ian Johnson.

was then 330 for five.

Godfrey Evans, the England wicketkeeper joined Bailey and obviously gave him whispered instructions from Hutton to hit out for

tralians by surprise.

Naval Officer Bailey began an exhibition of high-powered batting which took the Aus-

For NATO

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announced today that Vice-

bowling quask by the Austin-

been BOITI

over

Bailey bit UN FLAG

hnd meanwhile, TORN DOWN

on

and

When play resumed this Two balls later Bailey hit af } morning the scoring rato fell four off Johnson and in John-

son's next from a run a minute as it was yesterday to run every two another four to take his score minutes. England, 190 for four to 60 and the England score to wickets overnight, had to battle 346 for five wickets,

against an accurate Evans,

running singles vigorous shots had scored 0.

Bailey at this stage had pono of his usual inhibitions and was hitting cut at almost every ball. up a succession of twas off fled shots and made a number of cheeky, singles to bolster the England score.

London, Mar. 2. The Ministry of Defence

Admira] G. V. Gladstone is ans.

The weather was described as to succeed Vice-Admiral Sir

but, the

ground was cald to have dried out Edward M. Evana-Lombe in quite cloudy the North Atlantic Treaty Organisation appointment of The first 100 minutes' play this He raltext Commander, Allied Naval morning produced only 48 runs Forces, Northern Europe, of which Compton had made 21

and Bailey 27. about June 1 this year. The 200 came up in 190

Until recently Admiral minutes but it took Compton and | to Gladstone was serving as Bailey 107 minutes to add the Flag Officer, second in Com-tan Johnson tried to upset the

next 50. mand, Far East Station-batman right from the s'art by

Sir Anthony said: "We know that their in- terest in maintaining peace in this area is as real as our own. We constantly exchange views and information, in particular with the Asian members of the Commonwealth whether they belong to SEATO or not.

Demand For

and Jan between the Soviet kong in Kores and Hong-R

Japan.

AR the

troopship Empire Clyde neared the quayside they listened for the homecoming cheers of their relatives-but the rain-soaked landing stage was deserted except for a handful of Army officers, dlocks oelals and a sprinkling of relatives.

Many troops abourd protested when told the

Army had banned their wives, sweethearts

Japan away from the landing stage.

even

determination with

trade Chinn.

the

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And

Release Of Americans Repeated

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"We have always tried base our policy towards China on a realistic view of her place in,world affairs.

Radio-Active

We have worked hard to Reuter

with restore normal relations China. We have no wish to m- terface in Internal Chinese affaira But there must be B two-way trafe in this respect." Sir Anthony said it had been the aim of British polley in Asla to

put

to fighting an enti wherever it had been going on.

"FC dans there

The

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Lead Bricks

Stolen

Paris, Mar. 1.

bricks which had been

rúðking" quick changes is the bowling and in the pro- lunch play he tried Bernd, Miller, Lindwall and Davidson and himself in an attempt to break the partnership.

EXCITING SPELLS, Against this attack, Compton and Bailey did not try to force the pace and after 40 minutes' added only 29 play they had

to bring the England total to

The morning had its exciting The theft of 200 radio-active spells however, When Bolley lead Fort de Chatillon, to the south it both Maddocks, the used in the atomic pile at the was 24, he lashed out at a well ball from Benaud, mis pitched of Paris, was announced here wicket-keeper and Burgo in th

today.

What now remains to bộ seeu is how the Japanese Premier propuses to steer course International relations that will avoiti giving

while fighting persists offence to either East or

is niwas tho West. The United States, in

of the conflict spread- particular, will be sensitive

Washington, Mar. 1.

he added to any action which has the

The State Department an-

consequences

this, appearance of drawing

the whatever the size and whatever and other relatives from the nounced today that

United States had presented would a three days be to which they be- democracies. And she will

while the

Troops pro- watch

more closely, tested,

a new demand to Communist

catastrophie for urs odl." angry wives of men

A MAIN PURPOSE and probably with

abrord complained of conditions China for the release of 41

the main

dived for the lofted ball. Both He said one of

Authoritative sources apprehension,

on the 10,000 miles voyage from American civilians, new

the batsmen ran called it a

taken at a purposes which Britain shared lieved that the theft took place missed and The action was government's expressed Hongkong. They

those genuinely in yesterday. The thieves were three to bring up the 60 part- meeting of American and Con- with all to increase "hell ship."

munist Chinese confular repre-tested in the future of Asta believed to have taken advan-nership. Communist +++++++-

was to help Aslan countries

tage of the lunch-hour break After lunch the two batsmen sentatives at Geneva, the State

also their standards of living to knock an opening in the wall appeared to be opening up, when Department sala.

Commonwealth which

trom The British

swept a ball that

surrounds the Fort and Bailey The announcement sald

Davison to the fence for four. momorable con back a lorry, up to it. alnce contacts between the had made a

the

A fow balls Inter; Compton Entering the Fort, they then United States and Communist tribution by inaugurating Chinese representatives started Colombo Plan in 1950.

apparently took another lorry, turned a ball. from Benaud to Sir Anthony said

that into which they landed these the long-on boundary. last June di Genova, 18 Ameri--|

wanted to see steady lead bricks, which have been

QUIET-SPELL cans, who had been imprisoned Britain or otherwise dented permission progresy sleng the road to self- under atomic radiation from the

atomic Malaya.

pie to leave China, had been government in

Compton then took another The bricks were then thrown, four off Davidson when he drove The obstacles to this wore released.

terrorism and Communist In-it was thought, from one lurry a loose ball past Lindwall in the NOT UNPRODUCTIVE filtration and subversion.

the other. This handling covers to the boundary. He The Department's press officer,

Then a stable economy

and alone was an extreme danger to followed this up with a shot into Mr Henry

ald Suydam,

the thieves. administration had to be se-

the gulley for two to bring up A minute description of these his 50. These negotiations have

not sured been. unproductive and

Asked his opinion on pro- bricks, together with an appeal to the thieves to come forward, naturally hope more will be.posals for a general amnesty released."

for Communist terroristy in was broadcast on the radio to for the The negotiations

Sir Anthony

said; night-France-Presse, Malaya, civilians are apart from those for

That is not for me 10 pro- the release of 15 United States

nounce upon, but I do think airmen.

the generous surrender terme existing at present are sufl-

Japan is not a signatory to the United Nations embargo on strategic commodities, but she has assumed morni obligations to respect the conditions of the embargo. Will Mr Hatoyama, in view of his popular mandate, consider he has been freed from previous undertakings and embark оп an restricted trade programme with Peking? The #equences,

in

un-

terma

con- of

be

Japan's relations with the United States, could Considerable.

THERE

are no algns that America is prepared to support any move to lift the UN trade restrictiona against China, and ahu | would take

a very poor

Scarlet Fever On Troopship

Liverpool, Mar. 2. Seven children of service- men returning to Britain from Hongkong contracted scarlet fever on the voyage, It

was disclosed when the 10,000-ton troopship. Em- pire Clyde, arrived here last night.

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caused the closing of the ship's school and the cancellation of the children's fancy dress ball. A ship's official described unfounded" complaints

as

спася

of overcrowding during the voyage which caused Mrs Bessio Braddock, Labour MP, to table a question : in the Commons-Reuter,

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The meeting in Geneva lasted two hours and the exchanges were carried on in French."

The State Deportment spokes- man sald: "The atmosphere of +I+EE+TI+IE+Tthese meetings is correct."

The representatives conduct It is belleved questions will

the Commons by themselves in a completely pro- Mrs Bessie Braddock, MP for per manner. They don't spit in other's eyes or throw

view of any country with be asked in

| clent."-Reuter.

3 Mild Tremors

to

Grandmothers Demonstrate

A quiet spell followed during which both Bailey and Compton wore content to run singler.

In Davidson's next over, how- over, both Compton and Halley ran three each.

Benaud resumed the bowling with the score at 290. And then- Compton opened out and hit every ball vigorously. He hit four fours and a two to take his own score to 78 and the England score to 314.

to

Then, trying

Calcutta, Mar. 1: Grandmothers and mother

children joined teen- carrying opera in a women's’march on

ball Soon after a meteorologist's the West Bengal State Legisja

Tokyo, Mar, 2,

"There :

drive the last of the over for another boundary, he lost his feet end

which she considera

sort of friendly the Liverpool Exchange Divi-books." has any alljance or aliations.sion following a complaint that

·He added... that the United warning that Japan had suffered | fure today to demand jobs with foil, rolling right outside the

unusually Iow earthquakes equal wegerene about which did Anything to four women and three children undermine the effective- were forced to share a cabin 12 States requested the meeting lately, Tokyo this morning felt.

and that it regarded the negotin three. Two others had occurred women ness of the embargo,

Leot

equare during the month- tions as continuing even though during the early morning on long trip.

the Chinese representative had Monday.. Joan Rainford wife of restated the Communist position,

Today's quakes book the capital, but not seriously, within eight minutes between 7.17 and 7.15 local time..

Clearly Mr Hatoyama has t

Mrs

move carefully. In giving Sergt. Ronald Rainford, wrote to that no Americans were being effect to his proposals for Mrs Braddock from Port Sald "unjustly detained."--Reuter. .expanded trade between complaining that despite cramp- Japan and China If he is to ed conditions, some cabins were avold upsetting American empty for moet of the voyage, sympathy towards himself

and his now government,

Said Mr plained to the OC troops but

bt nd

satisfaction. "In the cabin were two other

Mrs Rainford: "We com Imprisoned

Students Strike

The epicentre was reported. In Yamanashi preforture,

• No damage was reported:am Reuter

Volcano Sequel

There is no difficulty for him mothers with their children and

Lima, Mar. 1. In convincing the Western the Chinese bride of a corporal."

Fourtoon University students world of the necessity of

--Paho, Hawall, Kar, the Mea Teresa Foster, wife of a who have been imprisoned here Japan Increasing her oversimpls corporal, and her eight for nearly a year have good on The civil defence authorities ́seas trade, including that monthCold son were in the hunger strike in an effort to declared a state of emergency with Communist Chine. The samo cabin, Baid Mrs Foster: force their release, it was fe here today, following the violent eruption of a volcado, which had: important consideration is Two nights out from Hongkong ported today,MEN

Wudents, who were been Inactive for 65 yrsed the form this expansion I could stand it no longer and

So far, there have beni-no takes, and, whether it will took the babies out onto the arrested-en undisclosed charges

31; want letters 10 casualties but 400 people had to involve the repadiation of on decks described candle, oral authorlos and abandon Gekk Roothe agreements mada with ons as "murderous"

fur?about 196 Wher and "At newspapers; hors, citarging that lava burntzu America rolative to the only for cattle,” United Nations embargo,,,(Deeld en back

open

crease, Fieldsman ron desperate- 3,000y to fold the ball in 'attempt in the to stump Compton but the bala and children parade. They carried a morunman regained his crease safely, dum demanding equal op-beaming broadly at His litéky

with escape." portunities, and wages

Lindwall bowled ; a malden men. The youngest to sign the memoranduru was 13, and the ever in his fisk over of the oldust 81.

afternoon,

The procession and memoran. dum were organised by thei Pro-Commands National Fed eration of, Indian Women and climaxod a six-week cam pakigi ---Franco-Pressé.

DEBATE FIXED

|| "STRONG SHOTS. And In Johnson's next over the batamen only managed to take a single from it. Compton hit a number of strong thots but was just falling to penetrate the field

Compton then

three off Lindwall to lake his score to 84.

In the next over, disaster struck) Compton misplayed "s The Behate steering committed shot fram Ian Johnson and want today, ixed March 23 as the back catch for the bowler to

inke. provisional, debe for the opening of the full debato on, the ratifica-Evans then joined Balley,

Balley took a single on john- dock of the Paris Agreements

Ihm (Agreements have been won to bring up hi: 80 in 1378 by the Lower Houses minutes and, the England Books

to: 235 for: five) Wickela,

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Scoreboard

England First Innings

1. Hutton, e Burge, b. 4.

Lindwall

1. Gravery,`e and

Johnson

P. Mar, o Davidson, b

Benaud

IN GAZA

Gaza, Mar. 1.7 Thousands of Palestine Arab refugees today tore down the United Nations flag from the refugees or ganisation's office here, and pelted the buildings with stones.

i

Order was eventually restored by the Egyptian" miltary/com- amender and Egyptian troops. The tofugees were Eidling, se a result of the Israeli attack last night on an Egyptian miiltory post near here. Thirty-seven

soldiers were killed. long the white jeeps

111

70

G. Cowdrey, & Mad-

docks, b Johnson

0

D.

Compton,

Johnson

84

10

72

5

G. Evans, o MeDonald, b

Lindwall....

T. Balley; b. Lindwall

J. Wardle, n.o.

Extras

Total for seven wkte 371

STOP PRESS

tho

of the neutral observers toured battlefield searching for evidence to put before the armistice commission, which has been called to meet tomorrow.

A curfew was established here tonight-Franco-Presse

MAY INTERVENE

London Mar, 1.

The British Government may be required to Intervene for Ieracil-Egyptian relations s result of yesterday's clash bo twen

and Egyptian

Isrnali

forces at Gata,

Authoritative

phasised

circles this

em

Is

the

to

that most

perious inckten between the two cost- occur tries since 11 Israeil bus passen

were killed by Arab et Nahal (Sinit) -about-a---year--ago-France»-

England declared at 371 gers for seven wickets-Reuter, marguters

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